Illustrators #48 (magazine review).
There’s a more traditional set of artists in this latest edition of ‘Illustrators’. The first is Mark Schultz (1955- ). I’ve seen his…
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There’s a more traditional set of artists in this latest edition of ‘Illustrators’. The first is Mark Schultz (1955- ). I’ve seen his…
One of ‘Illustrators’ strengths is to show artists you might not come across before. It’s even more problematic when there are so few…
A casual page flick, and you would think that there were fewer artists. Actually, this edition of ‘Illustrators’ still features a variety of…
The latest edition of ‘Illustrators’ begins with a spotlight on the legendary Rich Corben (1940-2020). Despite his global acclaim, Corben was notably reserved,…
With each edition of “Illustrators,” the diverse range of artists ensures there’s something for everyone. It’s an educational journey, especially when discovering the…
I should point out that ‘Illustrators: The Art Of Sydney Jordan/The Art Of Jim Holdaway’ is a limited 1000 copy print run and…
The 39th edition of ‘Illustrators’ begins with a massive 40 page look at the work of American artist Gary Gianni (1954- ) from…
The first artist of this edition of ‘Illustrators’ is Cuban artist, now living in Canada, Antonio Javier Caparo (1970- ), who is interviewed…
A couple of issues missed the pot. Illustrators # 36 has some really good material. Starting off with Thomas Fluharty (1962- ) with…
Usually, ‘Illustrators’ reserves single artists to their specials so # 38 is rather unique on its focus on John Watkiss (1961-2017). I have…
Only three artists are covered in this latest issue of ‘Illustrators’ but definitely big ones. Peter Richardson goes over the life…
This latest issue of ‘Illustrators’ focuses on the Latin artists who gained fame with work outside of their own country. Top of this…